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On the upward flow rate issue in UASB operation

2016-08-05View Original

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I would like to ask fellow marine industry professionals: is the upward flow rate controlled during the operation of the UASB process that you are familiar with? How is it all controlled? What is the main impact of rising flow velocity on the operation of UASB? It would be great if there were any relevant books or learning materials to share.
Reply #22016-08-07
It is necessary to control the upward flow rate in order to regulate the amount of sludge loss. The upward flow rate is mainly controlled by regulating the water inflow rate and circulation rate. If the upward flow rate is too high, the sludge loss rate increases. . .
Reply #32016-08-07
This post was last edited by CoCo070563 on 2016-8-7 at 14:37. Search for “UASB” on the forum – there is a lot of information available. . . For example: “UASB Process and Engineering Examples” http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-583687-1-1.html. . . One must learn to navigate forums and find information on their own. . .

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